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UFC president Dana White has opened up on his now infamous moment at Alexander Volkanovski’s latest world title press conference – while also declaring interest in a blockbuster superfight between the Australian superstar and UFC lightweight champ Justin Gaethje.
On the eve of Sunday’s hyped UFC featherweight showdown between Volkanovski and unbeaten Russian bogeyman Movsar Evloev, White has surprisingly declared himself open to the Australian superstar moving up one more time, even at 38, to try and become a two-division champion.
It follows Volkanovski, in fight week, declaring he wants a shot at American cult favourite Gaethje, who famously upset Ilia Topuria in June on no less than the White House lawn.
UFC president Dana White praised UFC featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski ahead of his title fight at UFC 333.
Volkanovski puts his belt on the line against undefeated Russian Movsar Evloev in the main event of UFC 333.
Ahead of the bout, White praises Volkanovski for everything he has accomplished during his UFC Hall of Fame career.
Speaking to Main Event before UFC 333, White showered Volkanovski with high praise before he locks horns with Evloev.
“He’s one of the greatest of all time, and he’s obviously become a huge star for us, too,” White said.
As a two-time UFC featherweight champion who has fought and defeated many of the greatest featherweights in MMA history, Volkanovski certainly has had his fair share of legendary UFC moments.
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A$AP Rocky will be returning to Australia after eight years this December when he brings his world tour to four capital cities.
The 38-year-old record producer and actor — born Rakim Mayers — has announced an Aussie leg of his Don’t Be Dumb World Tour, which kicks off in Melbourne on December 5.
The Praise The Lord singer will then head to Sydney on December 9, Brisbane on December 14 and will wrap up in Perth at the RAC Arena on December 17.
His Down Under return comes after a sold-out 25-date run across Europe and the UK, which saw Rocky perform in 19 countries in support of his fourth album Don’t Be Dumb.
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ANZ dropped KPMG in the wake of the audit leaks scandal that rocked the corporate world earlier this year.
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It was a fairly business end to the week, with ANZ dropping the bombshell that it was cutting ties with its long-time auditor KPMG just a few weeks after Macquarie did the same.
ANZ has dropped KPMG after almost 60 years of it holding the $29 million contract to audit the bank’s accounts, in a fresh blow to the consulting firm that is dealing with the fallout from a damaging whistleblower scandal.
But despite the allegations roiling the firm, the professional body charged with upholding the standards of auditors has made no critical findings about KPMG in a report published on Friday afternoon.
An anonymous KPMG whistleblower warned the firm of a raft of serious allegations in 2024, including that senior partners had misused confidential information to win work, but his claims were dismissed until Senator Deborah O’Neill went public with the allegations in March.
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It was a fairly business end to the week, with ANZ dropping the bombshell that it was cutting ties with its long-time auditor KPMG just a few weeks after Macquarie did the same.
ANZ has dropped KPMG after almost 60 years of it holding the $29 million contract to audit the bank’s accounts, in a fresh blow to the consulting firm that is dealing with the fallout from a damaging whistleblower scandal.
But despite the allegations roiling the firm, the professional body charged with upholding the standards of auditors has made no critical findings about KPMG in a report published on Friday afternoon.
An anonymous KPMG whistleblower warned the firm of a raft of serious allegations in 2024, including that senior partners had misused confidential information to win work, but his claims were dismissed until Senator Deborah O’Neill went public with the allegations in March.
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Home ownership rates among young people are lower than in the 1980s. (ABC News: John Gunn)
Australia's latest Intergenerational Report shows younger generations are working longer and finding it harder to build wealth and buy a home than those before them.
Falling fertility and an aging population are also expected to reshape the economy and put greater pressure on government spending in the next 40 years.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the government is tackling these challenges through housing tax changes and measures to boost Australia's workforce, skills and productivity.
Younger Australians face working longer and struggling more to buy a home without the same early gains in income and wealth experienced by the generations before them.
Seventh intergenerational report also outlines how Australia is at cusp of an uncertain age of artificial intelligence
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There will be more Australians dying than being born in 40 years’ time, according to the government’s latest intergenerational report, which lays bare the fundamental challenges of managing an ageing population at a time of rapid change and lower economic growth.
The country’s seventh IGR also outlines how Australia is at the cusp of a new and uncertain age of artificial intelligence that will shape the economy and society over the coming four decades.
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HarperCollins is set to phase out remaining copies of David Walliamsâs books after announcing last year that they would no longer publish him.
The publisher dropped the children's author last year after a Telegraph investigation revealed allegations of inappropriate behaviour towards young women.
HarperCollins had maintained his catalogue of previous titles. However, it has now dropped Walliams's entire backlist.
He was previously one of Britain's most successful authors, with more than 40 books and short story collections, and had sold more than 60 million copies.
It was estimated in 2019 that he and HarperCollins had sold £100m worth of books.
Dropping his backlist means that the publisher will no longer sell or reprint his titles, which include Gangsta Granny and The Boy in the Dress.
Walliams is one of Britain's most successful children's book authors – David M Benett/Getty Images
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Travellers have been offered a major airfare bonanza, with Qantas slashing the price of flights across Australia and WA as part of its biggest domestic sale of the year.
More than two million discounted economy and business seats have gone on sale across 101 routes and 60 destinations, with fares available for travel through to August 2027.
For West Australians looking to escape the State, return flights can be snapped up with one-way fares from $249 to Darwin, $279 to Adelaide and $299 to Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.
There are also bargain fares within WA, with Perth to Geraldton flights starting at $169, while Perth to Broome is available from $249.
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Panthers champion Nathan Cleary has provided a huge update on his playing future, all but ruling out a potential move to the New Zealand Warriors because of fears he could block the path of his little brother, Jett.
What Cleary does beyond the 2027 season – and even if he is prepared to head to the open market on November 1 – has become one of rugby league’s biggest storylines.
The Warriors, where Cleary’s father Ivan coached and played, has been one rival club regularly linked to the halfback, along with the cashed-up PNG Chiefs and their tax exemptions.
Cleary said he had used the past few weeks to settle back into club life at Penrith after leading NSW to a memorable Origin series win, and was no certainty to become a free agent.
Panthers superstar Nathan Cleary has given one of the most definitive updates on his future, revealing he still doesn’t know if he will go to market on November 1 and rumours of a potential move to the Warriors don’t sit well with him given it would mean he’d block his brother’s path to first grade.
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Cleary, 28, is off contract at the end of the 2027 season and would likely attract record-breaking offers from rival clubs if he doesn’t re-sign with Penrith before November 1.
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